Such meters have been introduced, for example, at Coal Ridge High School in New Castle, Colo., a leading contender that has cut its energy use by about 10.5 percent.
Different concepts have been introduced, for example, syntactic, semantics, pragmatics, sense and denotation which are presented briefly as below.
Experimentally, impurities in BECs have been introduced, for example, as many atoms of different internal state [14, 15], different atomic species [16, 17], as individual ions [18, 19], or electrons [20].
Repeat B is a microsatellite tract (CCCCAG n, which is found in dispersed repeats and could have been introduced, for example, with the same endogenous retroviruses (Table 4, Fig. S4).
A free PMTCT (prevention of mother-to-child transmission) programme has been introduced, for example, along with the provision of free HIV testing and anti-retroviral (ARV) drug treatments.
Although a number of successful technologies have been introduced, for example, surface plasmon resonance and continuous blood glucose monitors, the development of simpler and more general designs remains a pressing need.
Often small things were introduced, for example where Eleanor started using Park's name, didn't always need to be explained.
We now have a situation where to beat the best rate on a one-year bond at 3.45% available before Funding for Lending was introduced, for example, you have to lock your cash away for seven years to get 3.5% with Skipton building society or First Save – a transformation of the savings landscape in just 16 months".
Additionally some new techniques are introduced, for example, the training of fuzzy models.
Then some extensions of previous algorithms are introduced, for example, the case where the operating times are stochastic.
end{aligned} (25) The purely spatial variant of the stress-energy tensor (W^{ij}) was introduced for example in (23).
